Quick Start Guide for GPS150 V1.02
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The GPS150 should be connected to the boat’s DC supply via a 1 Amp fuse. The unit requires 9.6V to 28.8V supply
voltage.
The GPS150 has a number of operating modes that can be set by adjusting four DIP switches inside the unit. Section 4 of
this manual explains how to select the different modes. By default the GPS150 will output;
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GLL, GGA, RMC, VTG, GSA, GSV and ZDA once per second at 4800 baud (using GPS Satellites only)
This default mode is good for most applications and is exactly the same as our previous GPS105 unit, which the GPS150
replaces. Below are the wiring details for the GPS150 and a connection diagram that shows how to interface to other
navigational equipment.
Wiring Colours;
Red
Power + (12v or 24v)
Black
Power – (0v)
Yellow
NMEA Out +
Green
NMEA Out –
When connecting to a two wire NMEA
Input (such as Raymarine), connect
the GPS150 Yellow wire to the NMEA
+ Input and the Green wire to the
NMEA
– Input.
When connecting to a single wire
NMEA Input (such as Garmin),
connect the GPS150 Yellow wire to
the NMEA + Input and the Green wire
to the Power
– (0v).
Summary of Contents for GPS150
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